Effects last for 10 seconds. Description: The Summoner binds a Witch Doctor, commanding it to augment and heal summoned elementals and allies. Description: Summons an elemental creature of Fire to fight for the summoner. Reduces your power pool by Description: Summons an elemental creature of physical force to fight for the summoner. Description: Summons an elemental creature of plague to fight for the summoner. Description: Summons an elemental creature of storms to fight for the caster.
This elemental is extremely potent against flying enemies. Description: The Summoner enslaves a Warper to his side, binding it to fight against his vile brethren.
Fire elementals are useful for inflicting Ignite on enemy bosses, for instance, while Force elementals can be used to stun swarms of opponents, allowing your minion an easier time taking them down. Minions: Unlike elementals, you can only have one minion out at a time, so choose wisely. Its triggered abilities will let you Enrage it for more damage and movement speed, or turn it into a Meat Shield, where it will taunt all nearby enemies into attacking it.
The Witch Doctor is your support minion. This is not a strong solo companion, as your elementals will probably wind up popping into dust before the Doc can heal them if they get swarmed. It can be useful in party play, though. Warpers will be the high-end damage pets, capable of rapidly issuing spell damage to nearby foes and perhaps phasing them. Lastly, the Reaper can only be used for 20 seconds out of every five minutes at its first rank, making it an emergency-only skill, although an effective one.
There are five main status effects in the game. Stunning an enemy prevents them from moving or using any abilties, including attacking. Physical weapons and spells can stun opponents. Igniting enemies is most helpful on high-health foes like bosses. Fire-based weapons and spells have a chance to ignite your foes.
Many boss-level enemies will be resistant to ignition, but if you can bust out two or three ignitions over the course of a long fight, it will often be enough to turn the battle in your favor. Poison effects cause a minor life-draining debuff, but also prevents you from healing yourself while the debuff is applied to you. Note that the debuff prevents you from using health injectors and other direct heal effects; things like Surge of Restoration seem to work through the debuff and let you keep gaining life.
Besides lending them a pretty hue, phasing your foes will make them easier to take down. Spectral damage will sometimes cause your enemies to phase. This seems to primarily be a debuff that you need to worry about getting applied to your character, as it can quickly shut down your useful abilities.
The levels of Hellgate: London are littered with crates and explosive barrels. They contain gold and items, sometimes, but the explosives are also capable of damaging any enemies that are nearby when they explode. The damage from the barrels will often kill or seriously wound your foes. You have twelve main shortcut keys for using with your abilities here, the number keys and the Q and E keys, which are nestled around your main movement keys.
Your left and right mouse buttons are generally assigned to individually fire your weapons in alternate hands. Remapping your buttons will let you more easily access vital skills. The problem with the default setup is that most characters will probably either be using a two-handed weapon, or will want to be attacking with both weapons at the same time. Luckily, if you open up your skill screen, you can drag a useful skill like Tactical Stance for Marksmen to the right-click slot at the bottom of your screen.
If you do so, you can drag the icon with two guns in it to the left-click slot. Likewise, having the number slots all filled up with spells can make it difficult to hit the far-right buttons in the middle of combat. You may want to try remapping the buttons to the R, Z, X, and C keys. You can expect a small pile of goods to plop down if you manage to complete the minigame, even if you happen to be in town at the time.
The minigame appears in the lower-right corner of the screen, near your power meter and quest tracking. It consists of three small icons; usually these icons will have numbers on them. Of course, lighting up the icons is tough to do. There are a few ways in which you can light up icons:. Killing monsters of a certain type. Looting items of a certain type. Completing a quest. Deal or receive damage of a certain type. Say, for instance, that your three icons are a set of fangs, a sword, and a fire symbol.
This would mean that you would need to kill Beast-type enemies the fangs , pick up a melee weapon of some sort the sword and deal or receive fire damage the fire icon. If you can do so repeatedly and often enough to drop the numbers on all of your icons to zero, then a hail of rare items will drop at your feet. At this point, the mini-game will reset, allowing you to start again. Kill Demon-type enemies.
Kill Spectral-type enemies. Kill Necro-type enemies. Types of Damage Deal critical damage. Deal or receive fire damage. Deal or receive electrical damage. Deal or receive spectral damage. Deal or receive toxic damage. Deal or receive physical damage. Types of Items Loot an enhanced items. Enhanced items are any item of green or better rarity. Loot a mod. Loot a ranged weapon.
Loot a melee weapon. This can be difficult to achieve for ranged classes, since swords are fairly rare drops for them. Loot a piece of armor. Other Icons Quest Completion. You need to actually complete a quest to achieve this goal. As a loot-oriented game, Hellgate has a number of ways in which you can upgrade and otherwise interact with your weapons, armor, and other gear.
There are a bunch of different things that can drop, including usable items like health injectors, armor, weapons, and mods. There are a few icons that can appear in the lower-right corner of an item that tell you, at a glance, information about it. Buy Analyzers at a shopkeeper and use one on an unidentified object to take a look at its hidden properties.
Unusable Circle with line through it : Unusable items are intended for classes other than your own. Trade them, sell them, or break them down for components. Common Grey : Common items have no special properties, and are all alike.
Enhanced Green : Enhanced items are superior versions of common items. Legendary Orange : Legendary items are the kings of the randomly-generated heap, with the capability of holding three or four special properties. They are, as you can imagine, quite rare, so be sure to examine them carefully when one drops.
There are basically two kinds of currency at use in Hellgate: Palladium cash and components. Components, however, can only be found in one way: by breaking down items that you find. Low-level items will break down into palladium instead, but this is a pretty rare occurance at higher levels. The components you get will be worth far more to you than the cash will be.
Each of these varieties comes in common and rare forms, as well, with rarer items giving you more rare components when you break them down. Otherwise it may not proc at all. This can either be on the basic weapon, or added by a combination of mods it seems. HellgateDB Explore.
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